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"the central ray will be angled 160° from the vertical axis (or 30° from horizontal), shooting inferior-superior towards the patella. This will require the tube to lay below the level of the examination table; hence the patient should be as close to this end of the table as possible."

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"orientation "

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"SID"

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"this projection often requires more dose than conventional knee radiographs due to tube angulation and, more often than not, a larger FFD/SID"

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"this projection often requires more dose than conventional knee radiographs due to tube angulation and, more often than not, a larger FFD/SID"

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  • H1 Indications
  • H1 Patient position
  • H1 Technical factors
  • H1 Image technical evaluation
  • H1 Practical points
  • H1 See also

"Indication"

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"the central ray will be angled 160° from the vertical axis (or 30° from horizontal), shooting inferior-superior towards the patella. This will require the tube to lay below the level of the examination table; hence the patient should be as close to this end of the table as possible."

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"the patient's feet will be at the end of the table and often if not careful; the skyline projection may also be a heavily magnified projection of the distal phalanges; ensure the patient's feet are plantar-flexed/out of the primary beam"

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"the patient's feet will be at the end of the table and often if not careful; the skyline projection may also be a heavily magnified projection of the distal phalanges; ensure the patient's feet are plantar-flexed/out of the primary beam"

Line 72:178 · Use semicolons judiciously.

"it is possible to use a detector stand rather than asking the patient to hold the detector; this alleviates the risk of motion artifact"

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